2 Pairs Arthritis Gloves Fingerless Compression Gloves for Relieve Hand Pain, Rheumatoid, Osteoarthritis, Tendonitis, Carpal Tunnel for Women and Men to Daily Work (Black, Small)

I used these gloves for the arthritis and cramps in my hands. They offer comfort because of their snug fit.

The media could not be loaded. They have compression and help with swelling. They have different colors to choose from. It comes with 2 pairs, for the price you can’t beat that. This is my second pair, because I lost my other one. I got the purple pair. You can’t tell in the pics, but they’re a pretty purple color.I hope this review helps you!

I sprained a muscle in my dominant hand and needed flexibility with compression. Local stores had nothing. Not only did I find these, but they came with 2 pairs at a reasonable price. They are easy to put on and remove and have not pilled so far. I was heading to a convention where I needed to run a vendor booth, so these gloves were a HUGE help.The biggest issue is that they're cloth, so I had to remove them to use any liquids or to eat. Each night, I washed the used ones with bodywash and hung them to dry. Since I only needed them for my right hand, I was able to use the "left hand" ones on my right hand too. They were just flexible enough for that.Note: today I had to be out in the heat. They do make for a bit of heat discomfort when outside in hot weather.

I use these for bike riding, sewing, paper crafting, sometimes I sleep in them, any time I need support to keep my hands from cramping. I’ve ordered them twice now over a few years time. They wash well, last a long time, well made.

First impression was good. Fit was good, compression in was good, flexibility was good. BUT immediately noticed index finger seam was separating (see photo). I will be returning for a refund.

Liked the color. Compression helps by controlling/minimizing feeling of pins and needles in my left hand.

I thought i was getting a bargain getting 2 for $12 when most of these are $8 each. I didn't. I got 1½ pair, because one of the right gloves is cut too small or was packed incorrectly. So i got one functional pair and paid way too much.Also, i was searching for cotton gloves because i have a contact allergy for some synthetic fibers. Acrylic gives me a rash. Nylon makes me itchy. These are synthetic. I didn't want that. Fortunately, they seem to be Spandex, which is ok.Lastly, i didn't want winter gloves, but i did want them to be a little warm. These aren't the least bit warming.I need something that fights the chill of indoor temperatures, but not a freezing winter day. Arthritis needs gentle warmth for relief: Not hot, but warm.

I ordered a few different brands for this type of product. These felt like the highest quality.I also like they came in a nude color so it blends in with my hands more. I’m younger but have issues with raynauds and blood flow to my hands and these do a great job at keeping them warm while not making it looks like I’m wearing gloves for virtual work meetings.